Operations & Systems Leader | Building & Scaling Service-Driven Organizations | The Woodlands, TX | Guatemala City, GUA
Issue #093 | 80 free cars a year to women in need, a STEM makerspace opening in Magnolia, and a Shenandoah chief calling it after 30 years.
Newsletter
Issue #092 | A gluten-free deli expands to Creekside, Magnolia's new Innovation Space opens in November, a free trunk or treat today at Kevin Brady, and a biltong shop growing fast enough to open in Katy.
Issue #091 | A new name on The Woodlands hospital after 20 years, Entergy Texas takes on Holiday on The Waterway, and granola with six ingredients you can actually pronounce.
Issue #090 | 76 teams competed in the 27th annual Dragon Boat Challenge, Habitat MCTX announces its 2027 Building Hope Gala, Apple Glass brings full-service glass repair to The Woodlands.
Issue #089 | $40 million for Quadvest employees, The Woodlands' youngest precinct chair at 18, a Tomball pasta maker feeding 160 restaurants across Texas.
Issue #088 | New adaptive pickleball programs at Bear Branch, a brewery-restaurant from two Tomball families opening October 7, a kids' piercing studio in Old Town Spring covering a full year of aftercare.
Issue #087 | A first-ever fine arts scholarship from the Pavilion and LSC-Montgomery, 26 years of In the Pink of Health, the Highlanders 39-7 in a monsoon, and the CrossFit gym in Spring that bets you have it wrong.
Issue #086 | $209M Grand Parkway widening heads to public comment, 25-year Assistance League volunteer named national Hometown Hero, Texas Remodel Team on what homeowners get wrong before hiring.
Issue #085 | Woodlands Gymnastics Academy's 30-year run ends, Marble Creek's first families move in, ABR Houston on European car expertise.
Issue #084 | Jaclyn Smith signs at Village Books Oct. 8, Conroe bids to host the U.S. Space Academy, S.W.A.T. Air on doing business on a handshake.
Issue #083 | Market Street turns pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month tonight, Whataburger opens on Six Pines Drive this Sunday, Original Chopshop is not a steakhouse.
Original Chopshop's new Woodlands location serves bowls, salads, and sandwiches with steak-to-tofu options, all chopped-in-Shop with whole ingredients.
Business Spotlight
Issue #082 | A Friday opening for Bar Bludorn on The Waterway, two seniors crowned at Woodlands High, a Conroe music venue with three food trucks.
The Table at Madeley pairs touring Red Dirt acts with three food trucks and a patio under oak trees in downtown Conroe.
Issue #081 | An 18th annual gala with three straight years of $650,000-plus raised, a new address rule for short-term rental owners, and the urgent care center built to feel like your neighbor.
Memorial Hermann-GoHealth Urgent Care now has 28 locations across Houston, with seven open until midnight and virtual visits available.
Issue #080 | No. 4 out of 238 hospitals for Houston Methodist The Woodlands, Tomball ISD's eighth straight year as Harris County's No. 1 district, a brain surgeon who signed up for music lessons.
Lessons On The Go brings in-home piano, guitar, drums, and violin lessons to The Woodlands area, sold in packs of four, no contracts.
Issue #079 | A $0.0071 drop in Tomball ISD's tax rate, 10% off the 10 for Texas through Sept. 29, a free Tai Chi class with 17 years behind it.
Woodlands Tai Chi holds free 16-week beginner classes every four months for area seniors, and some students have stayed nearly 12 years.
Issue #078 | 600 kids fed weekly by one local food program, a Magnolia native flying with the Navy's oldest patrol squadron, and a storage company delivered straight to your driveway.
Le Box Storage in Conroe bundles delivery, pickup, and monthly rent into a single flat price, and is expanding next to Tomball.
Issue #077 | Three new cell towers headed to Township parks, a rehab hospital rebuild in the works, and a Houston cleaner running her own industry convention.
Maids and Moore Cleaning Service sends two trained, bonded cleaners to every Houston home, no tidying up required beforehand.
Issue #076 | Montgomery County home prices nearly doubled in 14 years, Bari Ristorante's River Oaks menu landing on Waterway Avenue, a Woodlands marketer who won't quote you until she knows your business.
